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  • Jonas Klink, who has left Santander covered bond trading in Madrid, will join Barclays.
  • ABS
    Scor said that being able to launch a catastrophe bond from the UK provided it with a useful alternative for issuance, after it sold the first catastrophe bond from the country with an unusual dual layer structure last week.
  • Green financing has taken root in the syndicated loan market, with structures that reward a borrower with cheaper margins if it manages to hit sustainability targets. These should be applauded: they could have a far greater environmental impact than the use of proceeds technique used for green bonds.
  • Marc Lewell is returning to London after three years running JP Morgan’s Asia-Pacific syndicate, prompting the appointment of a new head of the desk.
  • Carrefour, the French supermarkets group, sold Europe's second corporate bond deal of the week on Tuesday, as the market slowly recovered from the volatility of the previous week. There still remained some nervousness around market conditions, however, so Carrefour had to ensure it offered investors a healthy premium.
  • Hamburger Sparkasse (HASPA) paid a small new issue premium for its five year Pfandbrief on Tuesday, and will be followed on Wednesday with more German covered bonds in the belly of the curve from Commerzbank and Stadtsparkasse München. Despite the ease of five year execution, some bankers believe the 10 year is also open — and could soon be supplied by a fourth German issuer.
  • Larry Thompson, vice-chairman of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp, on Tuesday suggested that populist rhetoric in the US might be overshadowing President Trump's strong choices of leaders in independent financial oversight agencies.
  • Swiss telecommunications group Salt Mobile was this week looking to replace most of its debt capital structure with Sfr2.085bn-equivalent (€1.8bn) of new bonds that have weaker covenants, as the high yield market overcomes a recent bout of eurozone volatility.
  • Vinpearl has hit screens with the year’s first exchangeable bond in Vietnam to raise $275m, as southeast Asia’s equity-linked market heats up.
  • DBS Group Holdings gave US investors the opportunity to lay their hands on a rare Singaporean bank tier two bond in the 144A format this week, raising $750m despite a crowded primary market.
  • Morgan Stanley’s private equity arm has raised W210.5bn ($196.5m) from a block sale of Hyundai Rotem Co shares.
  • CEE
    Slovakia revised pricing downwards on its rare 50 year bond on Tuesday morning, after taking books of over €5.3bn with the first trade from the central and eastern Europe region for nearly two weeks.